Table A5. Cross-loadings matrix Factors... | Emerald Publishing

Table A5.

Cross-loadings matrix

	Factors
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
KC1	0.983
KC2	0.920
KC3	0.785				0.132
LcA2	0.171				0.546		,171
LcA3					0.850
LcA4		0.140			0.557
LcA1		0.875
LcA2		0.940
LcM3		0.878					0.106
C1	0.163		0.165		−0.113	0.111	0.614
C2	0.144	0.100					0.711
C3					0.110	0.112	0.722
C4			0.252				0.597
EKS1	0.225		0.173	0.546			0.190
EKS2		0.118		0.586			0.127
EKS3				0.947
TKS1			0.785			0.134
TKS3			0.790
TKS4			0.892
IQ1			0.142			0.741
IQ3						0.642
IQ4		0.109				731

	Factors
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
KC1	0.983
KC2	0.920
KC3	0.785				0.132
LcA2	0.171				0.546		,171
LcA3					0.850
LcA4		0.140			0.557
LcA1		0.875
LcA2		0.940
LcM3		0.878					0.106
C1	0.163		0.165		−0.113	0.111	0.614
C2	0.144	0.100					0.711
C3					0.110	0.112	0.722
C4			0.252				0.597
EKS1	0.225		0.173	0.546			0.190
EKS2		0.118		0.586			0.127
EKS3				0.947
TKS1			0.785			0.134
TKS3			0.790
TKS4			0.892
IQ1			0.142			0.741
IQ3						0.642
IQ4		0.109				731

Note(s):

Loadings extraction method – maximum reliability. Rotation method – promax with Kaiser normalization

The rotation converged in six iterations

Source(s): Authors’ own work